if you knew that this simultaneous sip is designed specifically to be a stalling tactic because it's a live show.

The only purpose for it is to make sure that you're all here, Otherwise I would just jump into it. So if you

miss the simultaneous zip, you did it perfectly because that's the part you're

supposed to miss while you're getting ready to get in here. Okay? So miss it or get it.

You're a winner either way. Two ways to win, no way to lose.

Well, there's a study from the university connected by New York University and professors and they found out that 83% of people hear a voice when they read, usually their own voice.

And the rest do not. I didn't know that was even an option.

Did you know it's an option not to hear your own voice when you read?

How do you not hear your own voice all day?

Let's see in the comments. How do you not hear your own voice all day?

Let's see in the comments.

All day long I hear my own voice talking to me in my head in words,

complete sentences, and it's an ongoing conversation as if it's almost like

one person talking to itself or something but everything I think I think in

words when I see a new thing But everything I think I think I think in words.

When I see a new thing, I put it into the words I would use to describe it to another.

And the way I do that is I have my inner voice try to figure out how to describe it to the rest of me.

So basically I'm always in a continuous loop of my inner voice describing in words to me what I'm seeing.

So that later when I want to describe it to someone else I'll just use those words because it's already been described to me in those

words. That's not what you hear. I think most of you hear some version of that right? I don't even

know how you could read without hearing it.

Well, let me say it another way.

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